hfst-lexc1
=compile lexc files into transducer
Usage
hfst-lexc [OPTIONS...] [INFILE1...]]
Overview
Compile lexc files into transducer
Common options:
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-h, --help -
Print help message
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-V, --version -
Print version info
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-v, --verbose -
Print verbosely while processing
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-q, --quiet -
Only print fatal erros and requested output
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-s, --silent -
Alias of
--quiet
Input/Output options:
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-f, --format=FORMAT -
compile into FORMAT transducer
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-o, --output=OUTFILE -
write result into OUTFILE
Lexc options:
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-A, --alignStrings -
align characters in input and output strings
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-E, --encode-weights -
encode weights when minimizing (default is false)
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-F, --withFlags -
use flags to hyperminimize result
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-M, --minimizeFlags -
if
--withFlagsis used, minimize the number of flags
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-R, --renameFlags -
if
--withFlagsand--minimizeFlagsare used, rename flags (for testing)
-x,--xerox-composition=VALUE Whether flag diacritics are treated as ordinary-
symbols in composition (default is true).
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-X, --xfst=VARIABLE -
toggle xfst compatibility option VARIABLE.
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-W, --Werror -
treat warnings as errors
If INFILE or OUTFILE are omitted or -, standard streams will be used The possible values for FORMAT are { sfst, openfst-tropical, openfst-log, foma, optimized-lookup-unweighted, optimized-lookup-weighted }. VALUEs recognized are {true,ON,yes} and {false,OFF,no}. Xfst variables are {flag-is-epsilon (default OFF)}.
Examples
hfst-lexc -o cat.hfst cat.lexc
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Compile single-file lexicon |
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hfst-lexc -o L.hfst Root.lexc 2.lexc 3.lexc
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Compile multi-file lexicon |
Using weights:
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LEXICON Root cat # "weight: 2" ; Define weight for a word <[dog::1]+> # ; Use weights in regular expressions
Using weights has an effect only if FORMAT is weighted, i.e. { openfst-tropical, openfst-log, optimized-lookup-weighted }.
Releases
5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch); the text changed 2 times.